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by antpls 6y ago
I never saw it in France
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So would that mean no more HTTPS ? I'm perplexed.
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Just curious, did anyone ever complain about Trello/Asana/Jira not being "private" enough ? They respect all the privacy standards you would expect from a Saas
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Development is only a step of the whole process of selling a good. One must consider the entire pipeline, from sales to QA, in order to understand where are the bottlenecks. At one point, _if_ technical debt becomes a problem, non-tech peop
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by antpls 6y ago
From the link, not every insult is punished : "Mutual exchange of insults If an insult is immediately reciprocated, the court may declare one or both of the persons involved in the exchange of insults not to be liable to punishment.&qu
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by antpls 6y ago
Also, is the diversity of metabolism found in humans taken into account? Some humans are 50kg, others are 100kg. Some are naturally skinnier, some are fatter. Surely it must have an impact on fasting rythmes too.
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by antpls 6y ago
They should remove the tests and the circumvent features from youtube-dl, then someone else should created a fork that is kept in sync with youtube-dl and with, for only difference, those tests and circumvent features. That way only the fo
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by antpls 6y ago
Microsft and GitHub comply with the laws, there is no conflict of interest here. Open source doesn't mean illegal. The problem is not GitHub or MS, the problem is the current law about copyrighted content, tools, fair usage, counter pr
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by antpls 6y ago
Valid arguments. I would push for teaching _all_ the young adults about how to navigate and read "legal constructs" (history, the vocabulary, the available tools, the process of making laws, codes, how to fill complaints, etc). Th
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by antpls 6y ago
While it's always an interesting topic, since I used Python for the first time 10 years ago, it has been tried and tried again to only realize the same thing again and again : 1) the Python language was never made for speed of executio
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by antpls 6y ago
Having all extremists in one directory must be handy for FBI/police's investigation
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by antpls 6y ago
I suspected for a long time that they are doing the same on Android. There must be a very small mechanical part in my phone's camera (probably the lens when it focuses) that makes a subtle noise when activated. I noticed the noise was
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by antpls 6y ago
Note that Tesla does not use NVIDIA anymore. https://www.zdnet.com/article/nvidia-takes-aim-at-teslas-cus...
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Could it be used on Mars or in space? There are many less living things there
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by antpls 6y ago
Not sure it was mentioned so far, but the reference to photon instead of electron at the end of the presentation could point to future photonic GPU ? https://www.anandtech.com/show/16010/hot-chips-2020-live-blo...
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by antpls 6y ago
Imagine your brain got so used to the neuralink interactions and benefits that turning it off causes an insurmontable pain (like drugs)
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by antpls 6y ago
> What this english article also misses is that the Belgian government becomes liable for the damages. This was discussed in the local press. How does that work when there is no government, as in Belgium ?
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by antpls 6y ago
> It sets me apart and shows my interlocutor that I value the meeting and respect his or her time. That sentiment should come from your language and the content of your discussion, not from your appearance...
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by antpls 6y ago
Assuming you meant some SFW images are mistakenly blocked, it is an easier situation than with true negative. Once an image tested positive with your first model, you could run a second more CPU intensive model (but also more accurate) on i
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Hot Chips 2020 Live Blog: Silicon Photonics for AI(anandtech.com)
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To have a sense of scale, it would be super cool if someone could make a photo montage with some aerial pictures from https://www.iter.org/album/Media/4%20-%20Aerial and some other big known structures. Maybe on
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by antpls 6y ago
> Swiss privacy shield which is basically a more strict version of GDPR That's not true. I'm talking about consumer rights. In fact, last I checked (about 1 or 2 months ago), Data Portability Right doesn't even exist in Sw
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by antpls 6y ago
First sentence of your second link : "If you’re a ProtonMail free user, you can export emails individually and save them locally on your device". Good luck when you have 3000 emails and you are physically disabled. In other words,
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I tried Protonmail then I noticed they don't freely allow you to easily download all your data, as Google does. Denying a free easy access to your own data is borderline illegal, but Protonmail is probably too small to draw attention a
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by antpls 6y ago
Not 7000km if you settle at one of the pole : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonization_of_the_Moon#Pol... Quote from Wikipedia : "the Moon's axis of rotation is sufficiently close to being perpendicular t
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by antpls 6y ago
But the model will eventually be updated to detect and process the new cloaking images. So, to stay ahead, you decide to create a model that automatically generates different cloaking images, and... The whole system is now just a GAN : htt
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by antpls 6y ago
I only keep youtube app for the livestreams. Livestreams on NewPipe don't allow you to replay back several hours behind.
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They are not allowed, but it doesn't stop deceptive ads. Here is an example in French pharmacy : https://www.pourquoidocteur.fr/Articles/Question-d-actu/3079... "Probiotic" term has been banned on
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That's hypocrisy from the German court. This is 100% a push from German car industry lobby. Note that the case wasn't started from consumer complaints, it was instead started by an industrial group. I bet all Tesla buyers are aw
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I bet non-techie people _already_ read their daily dose of news from 1 to 2 news websites at most. Installing a dedicated app is not much different than surfing the same 2 websites everyday. Also, for techie people, do you consider RSS as p

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